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"we drove farther
into the mountains,
"we drove farther
into the mountains,
and then
drove some more;
to where my niece lives
drove some more;
to where my niece lives
with her husband hal
and their two young boys
high high in the hills
and their two young boys
high high in the hills
where the snow holds
in the gullies until June
and where the elk summer
between the storms."
in the gullies until June
and where the elk summer
between the storms."
there is a man walking in the asian park
below my window,
he has a garbage bag rain coat
and what looks like a large zip lock baggie
over his head, the rain is not so bad
i am somewhere
between some things today,
i am somehow
beyond some things today,
i am somewhat
beyond some things today,
i am somewhat
available to some things
today, i am only myself
in relation to all such things
today.
in relation to all such things
today.
i saw that coming, the mountains,
if not for us, for her;
the high mountains
the high new mexican mountains,
the high northern new mexican mountains,
the sangre de cristo
montagne.
montagne.
those hills, valleys, (little e 1975)
hold her face like a frame,
and there is a smell
of piñon wood smoke,
with the boys, and the animals,
the stove, and the basin:
the love contained in vessels.
(june 2012)
paoloreed@gmail.com
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